a couple of pop up showers for route 50 through easton, same bridge, salisbury. the beach, dry as well as central maryland and the baltimore area. humidity is high, if you are watching this, pointing out the dew point numbers, north, 70, that's something you typically see around here, towards the end of june, in to mid july, it is very, very sticky and it's more of the humidity hand the heat that's making it feel awfully warm out. feeling like 91 in frederick, 90 baltimore, the rest of the evening, upper to mid 1r in spots. lit stay humid out there, there will be a little bit of a cool off overnight. we will talk about how things get by memorial day coming up. of course, the weather, the one thing on the minds of a lot of people is traffic. big travel weekend, now underway. this is a live look at route 50, sandy point. things are moving a little bit. there is a line forming

forming. be prepared no matter when you travel with the abc 2 news app. bullets may have claimed three lives and wounded four others. >> reporter: it started on the west side, 2500 block of west fayette, after 6:00 p.m. the bullets met 3 people on this porch, one hitting a 47- year-old woman in the head. she survived in what police described as grave condition. her boyfriend says she didn't last through this morning,

telling us he was told she passed away minutes before this interview. too distraught, rogers is consoled by neighbors across the street, hope hoping now the other hit will pull through. on the other side of the city, in all too familiar story, before 8:00 last night, another triple here in the 2600 block of east preston, andre curry killed, two others injured. in between on york road in north baltimore, another man found dead after shots were heard behind the home in the alley. there are few details on this murder other than adding to the number of murders in one two- hour period. a figure police call today, quote, intolerable. >> these are targeted

incidents. victims knew the suspects, they were targeted for silly things. >> reporter: silly, a debt in one case and drugs in the other. either way it calls for a response and police are promising increased surveillance and foot patrols where the shootings occurred hoping to shake loose a beat on the suspects because while they are getting trips from the triple shooting on west fayette, they are getting close to no cooperation on the east side. >> the case on preston street, the cooperation is not there. it's making it difficult. we are asking everyone to call us at the homicide section. >> the number is 410-396-2100. the eastern southwestern and northern districts are not the only areas getting patrols. unrelated staffing this is memorial day weekend, as a general practice, police say to look for 5 offers patrolling the inner harbor and academy

class to help out with the holiday hus hustle and hustle downtown. police arrested a man for the craigslist robberies. david brown was taken in to custody at a library in the city while he was using a computer. detectives believe brown used craigslist to lure people to a spot and robbed them. clients seeking illegal documents along south broadway in baltimore must have thought they were getting a bargain. for as little as $50 a piece. the feds shut down the operation. jeff hager joins us with more on the bust. >> federal agents say illegal immigrants could order social security cards, green cards, or driver's licenses in the morning and ready the same afternoon. for two years, the fraudulent document with the equivalent of salesmen on the streets to find new orders. at the time the feds swept in and arrested nine foreign

nationals they produced thousands of documents and turned a profit of almost $1.7 million, while ice tarts illegal immigrants for deportation, this operation raises stakes, potentially threatening home land security. >> most individuals that are purchasing these documents are trying to get employment, our concern is that they take the documents whether a member of a criminal organization or terrorist organization and they get work at a critical infrastructure area, airport or nuclear power plant or military base or defense contractor. those are things that we worry about. >> reporter: the documents could be used for identity theft. such as taking out credit cards or filing bogus tax returns. all suspects face long prison sentences with no chance for parole and deported once they serve their time. jeff hager, abc2 news.

don't miss this sunday's square off, moved to 10:00 a.m. (inaudible.) [overlapping speakers] update, to a story our investigators have been following for months now. a driveway paver with a history of saming elderly homeowners is accused of preying on people in north carolina despite a court order from june of 2010 banning clack from offering services in the state, he has continued to do so. last month a judge cited him for contempt and entered an order for his arrest. man who says he killed a 6-year- old boy more than 3 decades ago

is in custody as scott goldberg reports after leads and squashed hopes, the confession of a new jersey man may end one of the most baffling missing person's cases. >> reporter: 33 years ago, pates convinced his mom to let him walk to the bus alone for the first time. 51-year-old hernandez seen here in pictures obtained by inside edition, lured the boy in to the corner store with the promise of a soda. he led him in to the basement, choked him there, and disposed of the body by putting it in to a plastic bag and placing it in to the trash. >> reporter: police said hernandez confessed in a tearful 3.5 hour interview but didn't say what the motive was, he would have been 19 years old on the day he disappeared. police re-opened the case last month and haven't found

physical evidence by it prompted a friends or relative to report when they knew. the brother-in-law said in the past they heard stories. >> there are were comments that something -- >> reporter: there could be holes in the story hernandez told after police arrested him in new jersey. >> there could be challenges. the key will be the testimony of relative, corroborating evidence. >> reporter: the parents of the boy whose disappearance brought missing children to the front pages will wait for word that his case is finally closed. hernandez was taken to the hospital on the east side of manhattan and placed undear suicide watch. court officials say it's possible he will be arraigned later today. we told you months ago about an app the fbi is developing so people can store pictures and important information about their children in case they are missing. now it's available for android

users as well. the app has a special tab allowing parents to email their child's information to authorities with just a few clicks. in tonight's consumer alert, memorial day weekend, and families are having fun in the sun. so many sun screens to choose from, it's tough to know which ones offer the most protection. consumer reports tested the most popular brands, price has nothing to do with how well they work. recommending finding spf of 30, reapplying every 90 minutes. they say the spray sunscreens are less affective, use them if nothing sells available. next heading to the beach, next best thing on a hot holiday weekend , the grill. it's important to follow cooking guidelines for meats. the u.s. department of agriculture says to remember three temperatures, 145, 160

and 165, 145 for whole cuts of meat. 160 is recommended temperature for ground meats like beef, pork k veal or lamb. poultry, ground chicken and turkey, cooked to 165, just to be safe. use meat thermometer to check it instead of depending on eyes and fingers to tell what you are grilling is safe to eat. many of us will enjoy the warm weather but the heat can be dangerous, especially with children in hot cars. the new device that could keep your child safe in the backseat. plus, new details tonight about the search for little isabelle, after she disappeared in the middle of the night.

new details about a search for macing girl in arizona. roosevelt leftwich is here with the latest on that story. >> reporter: police released hundreds of pages of row cord from the month long search for little isabelle. a sound of details in the case, every page highlight as clue, tucson police followed the search for isabelle and searched from lakes to trash cans, they found dead animals and bags coverd with magets, rotting rattlesnake carcasses and little girl's shoes but nothing led them to isabelle. all family members swabbed for

dna. blood samples, police questioned rebecca about other children and whether they could hurt isbell. sergio fell asleep on the couch before joining rebeckca in bed at 5:00 a.m. , the morning me disappeared. the window was closed the last time he saw isabelle. police collected footprints, blood found on the floor of a unspecified residents. there is a thorough ininvestigation, police looked in to every lead that has come in no matter how farfetched. there is a call from a pay phone where the caller threatens to kill isabelle. two men confessed to playing a role only to recan't when they sobered up. the documents showed police covered bases, following leads from psychics that called in. isabelle was seen in april

authorities called her disappearance suspicious but haven't named suspects in this case. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. looking outside, beautiful shot, warm in the city. warm and muggy, you can see the sticky conditions out there, temperature now, 81 at bwi. that's not downtown, that's airport downtown hotter and it's not factoring in the dew point numbers, up close to 70, it's humid, and very sticky. maryland's most powerful radar, not muff going on, widely spaced light showers that could hit the windshield if you are trucking out, heading down route 50 and towards ocean city. there are showers here on the lower shore. conditions are looking decent. kent island, busy spot today. look at the traffic on the bay

bridge. moved our camera, sorry about that. ocean city, see a decent crowd today. it's going to be more packed at the beach as we work in to the latter part of the afternoon. morning fog, then the crowds, packing the beach here. christian, you would like to walk on the board walk wouldn't you? temperatures now in the mid-80s right now. again w the humidity, feeling warmer, just enough breeze to stir the air a little bit, not that much. again this is a extremely humid set up compared to what we tiply see in may, this would not be unusual in july. these are dew point numbers at 70. the highest you see the humidity, around 75 to 77. gives you an idea, heat index values feeling like 90 thanks to the humidity and across the area, limited activity here. we are watching disturbance offshore, keeping a weary eye on what could become beryl,

perhaps. it's a hot high pressure area keeping the heat ratcheting up. big ridge over the east coast, acting to hold the disturbance out to sea and prevent it from strengthening in a significant way. the chances for rain slim throughout the weekend. we could see a pop shower or storm. cloud cover directing in at times from the disturbance offshore. again, this disturbance now, positioned well off in in to the atlantic, the closest rain in to southern north carolina and couple hundred miles out from southern north carolina. we are okay with the system for our weekend here at the maryland beaches, del aware beaches. we will watch this with interest over the next couple of days. even if this strengthens some , the projection brings it in to south carolina, and georgia. overnight, down to 65, partly cloudy, mild and balmy.

upper 80s tomorrow. 87, plenty of sunshine, getting steamy, it's going to feel hotter than 87. tomorrow 67 with a few clouds and let's check out the seven- day forecast here. lacking at the long weekend, about the way we have been expecting it to go all week. temperatures at or near 90. realize with the humidity, not going anywhere. it's going to feel like more than 90 about each and every afternoon through the weekend. great beach weather. >> i thought this was the unofficial start of summer. >> we may have to make this official. >> one tropical disturbance. you think we will have a lot of disturbances and hurricanes that summer? >> they just put out the projection calling it what they expect it to be an arching hurt can season. they -- average hurricane season. hurricane season is upon us. listen to this. the centers for disease control says more people are

considering wearing helmets during storms. earlier in iowa, tim and his family could tell a bad storm was headed their way, it was an f2 packing 130 miles per hour punch. he and his kids were in the basement. the kids put the bike helmets on because they were sitting right there. >> i thought it was funny at first. if things start falling, evprecaution you ca can take is a good one. the kids enjoyed it. it was kind of a game. >> cdc says they don't have research available in the effect of helmet use during tornados. they say it's important not to waste time searching for a helmet during a tornado, get some place safe, fast. you can get colds from sandwiches left over.

what researchers have to say about asthma at work. it's hot and sticky out. >> we need more detail going about how much or when, how much heat and when it breaks. we will talk about it coming up.

. turning to tonight's health alert. we know long hours at work can be bad for you. part of that could be the air we breathe at work. 9% of all asthma cases in the

country are made worse by workplace environments. for nearly 50 million americanses ringing in the ears is something they deal with everyday. treaments are available, most are not considered affective. researchers treated one group of tee nigh 'tis -- teenitis suffers. the group that experienced counseling stuffed no side effects. on average weightlines have grown by 6 inches over 60 years. the groups surveyed thousands of women about measurements, calorie intake and life stale, compared that with stats from 195 2-rbgs researcher says they believe the increase in waistlines is because so many women are working full time now behind desks all day. abc2news.com is your place

for the health news you need. find the headlines and different health categories to find the information you and your family need. it seems every summer we cover a story about a child left in a hot car. it's usually just a quick mistake but one you cannot fix. a device to help remind you when a child is in the backseat, even if you get distracted.

8 people shot overnight in a string of shootings around baltimore city. three of the victims died, police say all of the victims were targeted. anyone with information is asked to call police. agents busted illegal document ring feds arrested 9 foreign nationals, they made more than $1.7 million on fake documents all of the suspects face long prison sentences with no chance for parole. if convicted deported once they serve times. hot and sticky, the sun out in most spots. we've had a couple of light to moderate showers on the trek through easton and cambridge, towards salisbury for beach travelers. a little bit of precipitation on the lower eastern shore. otherwise, what yo